Wherever you look, your eardrums move with your eyeballs
- 6 years ago
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA — New research has found that eyeballs and eardrums work together to decode vision and noise.
Researchers discovered found that eardrum movement corresponds with where the eyes are looking, even when no sound is present.
The research was published in January in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Researchers discovered found that eardrum movement corresponds with where the eyes are looking, even when no sound is present.
The research was published in January in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.